Be sure to discard all ribbons and bows from presents before giving them to young children.

Remember that homes you visit probably will not be childproof. So, be aware of unattended purses, staircases, unlocked cabinets, etc.

Keep a list with all of the important phone numbers you or a baby-sitter are likely to need in case of an emergency. Include the police and fire department, your pediatrician and The National Poison Help Line, 1-800-222-1222.

BONUS Child Safety Tip ⭐️

If taking your small children to the mall to see Santa and/or along for the holiday shopping this season, make sure to keep them securely in a stroller and never let them wander.

And whether you make it to the mall to see Santa or not, keep in mind Eagles Walk residents that child residents of White Marsh, Maryland can always send their Letters to Santa by bringing them to the leasing office.

Pet Safety Tips ?

The ASPCA has some helpful information to share for keeping your pet safe during this stressful holiday season as well. Make sure to click the link for more tips as well.

Be sure to secure your Christmas tree to the wall so it doesn’t tip over and potentially injure your pet.

Beware of tinsel around your cats and kittens, playing with this sparkly toy can lead to biting, and swallowing. If this is ingested, it can possibly lead to blocking the digestive tract; which can lead to one very sick little kitty.

Keep your pets away from all of the holiday’s yummy foods which can make them sick. With all of the super delicious food around your furry friends will be curious, so keep a careful eye on unattended plates & secure the lids on your trash cans for their safety.

Holly, mistletoe, and certain varieties of lilies are poisonous to pets, so opt for artificial plant decorations.

Last, but not least, if we do have a white Christmas, remember it is important to clean your pet’s paws after they’ve been in the snow. Especially, if salt has been thrown down to avoid ice.

Wishing all of our residents a Safe & Happy Holiday Season!

So, whether you’ll be taking on the hectic holiday shoppers at the mall, staying in this season, or possibly visiting the amazing light displays with family and friends (possibly pets too) in Baltimore or Washington DC, we hope you will remember these important safety tips.